Thanks.what is a d t cooler? Very nice setup. I am not sure how I feel about there being no curtains with a view of your neighbour's balcony. what is that net under the desk?
very interesting! I have always admired the nordic countries design philosophy which seem to allow their people to cope with the mind numbing, dull, boring, self harm inducing clinicians office feeling much of the society and long winters have their affect on the people. the chair which I recognize from ikea too is very cool. in the early 80s my now long past grandad had a leather chair that looked similar to that but in tan with off white stitching and steel tool embossing with tiny celtic pattern lines. I don't remember too well but the metal frame was either smooth and chrome or paint lacquered with a dimple effect though I may be confusing it for a chair my nan used to use to sit outside in the garden admiring her handywork. When I saw it at ikea for the first time it brought up a lot of good memories.Thanks.
Yes, I didn't want to run a closed loop as the 7800X3D didn't really need it. I have a roller curtain at the top of my window. It is an IKEA table with build in cable net.
The chair is actually not IKEA but a copy of a design chair. I have lots of color around the house, as I find the modern white/black theme very boring. But overall still a minimalistic approach.very interesting! I have always admired the nordic countries design philosophy which seem to allow their people to cope with the mind numbing, dull, boring, self harm inducing clinicians office feeling much of the society and long winters have their affect on the people. the chair which I recognize from ikea too is very cool. in the early 80s my now long past grandad had a leather chair that looked similar to that but in tan with off white stitching and steel tool embossing with tiny celtic pattern lines. I don't remember too well but the metal frame was either smooth and chrome or paint lacquered with a dimple effect though I may be confusing it for a chair my nan used to use to sit outside in the garden admiring her handywork. When I saw it at ikea for the first time it brought up a lot of good memories.
ikea likely copied it. the chair isn't sold anymore and if memory serves wasn't very comfortable, compared to grandad's which was. idk the lack of color would help you see any critters like spiders or snakes, or some one whose broken into your flat and slowly sneaking up to you waiting to drive a long stake into your back and you can quickly make out their shadow as they slowly slew across the parquet.The chair is actually not IKEA but a copy of a design chair. I have lots of color around the house, as I find the modern white/black theme very boring. But overall still a minimalistic approach.
Here's some pics of the final build
He did his best with the wires though, casually all over the place. Then there's the old school (slight) GPU sag. I think it should get the seal of approval even in the absence of any Delta industrial fan.It's too clean. Where is the jank? All I see is a dog-eared mousepad.
I'll give it to you on the GPU sag, but his wires are beautiful compared to whatever I'll be turning in once I get this system up and running. I'm already doing "cable management" and it'll be great once I get all the fan headers hooked up! Not even bothering with the ARGB crap. The backpanel is so cluttered thanks to that nonsense. Thanks MSI.He did his best with the wires though, casually all over the place. Then there's the old school (slight) GPU sag. I think it should get the seal of approval even in the absence of any Delta industrial fan.
There wasn't room for the video card support bracket in the case, it blocked the large power cable. Being able to route wires on the backside of the case is definitely something that has improved in case design since 2014.He did his best with the wires though, casually all over the place. Then there's the old school (slight) GPU sag. I think it should get the seal of approval even in the absence of any Delta industrial fan.
Theres no window, so I don't care Also I try to go for a relatively silent build, so no Delta Screamers....He did his best with the wires though, casually all over the place. Then there's the old school (slight) GPU sag. I think it should get the seal of approval even in the absence of any Delta industrial fan.
Now that you mention it, it doesn't look safe considering the size of the card and the weight of all that metal. Biostud better prop it up with a GPU support bracket. Or steal one of his kids' barbie dollsThen there's the old school (slight) GPU sag.
My chair is a copy af this Charles Eames chair. It's some Polish brand. My experience with IKEA chairs, are that they are pretty bad, but I sit really well in my chair, which is now 10 years old.ikea likely copied it. the chair isn't sold anymore and if memory serves wasn't very comfortable, compared to grandad's which was. idk the lack of color would help you see any critters like spiders or snakes, or some one whose broken into your flat and slowly sneaking up to you waiting to drive a long stake into your back and you can quickly make out their shadow as they slowly slew across the parquet.
You could try using one of the slot covers you removed. See here:There wasn't room for the video card support bracket in the case, it blocked the large power cable. Being able to route wires on the backside of the case is definitely something that has improved in case design since 2014.
You can still make it look good even with RGB crap. It helps having the right RGB crap though!I'll give it to you on the GPU sag, but his wires are beautiful compared to whatever I'll be turning in once I get this system up and running. I'm already doing "cable management" and it'll be great once I get all the fan headers hooked up! Not even bothering with the ARGB crap. The backpanel is so cluttered thanks to that nonsense. Thanks MSI.
MSI did some pre-routing of cables on their Velox 100R case which was kind of nice, but the ARGB stuff included with the fans, plus the controller, is just all in the way. So if you don't absolutely want that feature, it's really quite an impediment.You can still make it look good even with RGB crap. It helps having the right RGB crap though!
Perhaps a zip tie from ceiling?There wasn't room for the video card support bracket in the case, it blocked the large power cable.
Yeah, fans that have cables for both fan and RGB for each fan would be much more difficult to contain. I purposely went with the Lian Li fans for this reason. One cable for each set of fans. Believe it or not there are 2 controllers in that picture, both are held inside the top hard drive cage.MSI did some pre-routing of cables on their Velox 100R case which was kind of nice, but the ARGB stuff included with the fans, plus the controller, is just all in the way. So if you don't absolutely want that feature, it's really quite an impediment.
Mine's just sort of jammed into the backside of the motherboard tray.Yeah, fans that have cables for both fan and RGB for each fan would be much more difficult to contain. I purposely went with the Lian Li fans for this reason. One cable for each set of fans. Believe it or not there are 2 controllers in that picture, both are held inside the top hard drive cage.
22W at "idle". Keep in mind this is with HWiNFO64 itself using anywhere from 0.3%-0.6% of CPU time per task manager so true idle likely a smidge lower.
I bought a power meter to measure at the wall and at idle it measures 90W, but the Radeon control panel says 4W/CPU 22W/GPU, so either the rest of the components are drawing a lot of power, or something is not reporting correctly.
Hardware readings preferred. System power consumption. Like for like.What can you actually believe when reading power consumption?
I bought a power meter to measure at the wall and at idle it measures 90W, but the Radeon control panel says 4W/CPU 22W/GPU, so either the rest of the components are drawing a lot of power, or something is not reporting correctly.